Mazon Inc

God's Boy || Software Dev|| Red Teaming 💻|| Kernel Security || Malware Dev and Reverse Engr || Exploit Dev || HighlyGracedPianist || Building Mazon Inc

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

When ever you want to Give Up, Remember why you started! 📌

[Cisco Nerd @OnijeC]

Just keep going,
one day will be your day.
That email will arrive and that phone call will come.

This message is for someone on my TL to keep trying 🤍

#CTO

[The Tech Prophet (Amospikins) @Amospikins]

MAC Address and IP Address: What’s the Difference?

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

@swarnitghule great!

[NetworkChuck @NetworkChuck]

How do hackers intercept your data on a local network? It all starts with ARP Spoofing. 🕵️‍♂️

Think of ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) like shouting in a crowded room to find someone.

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

@4osp3l great !

[Dr Iretioluwa Akerele @ireteeh]

I don’t know who needs to see this, but please don’t give up. As long as there’s life, there’s hope 🙏🏾

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Linux kernel explained

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

Real!!!

[Jindu @Phils_Cassidy]

Everyone you are looking up to, once started somewhere.
Start somewhere.

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

@Phils_Cassidy How to i manually flash the firmware sir ?
Can you create a guide on that sir
I will really appreciate

[tetsuo @tetsuoai]

Linux Device Drivers is still one of the best reads if you want to understand how the kernel talks to hardware.

You'll want some C and basic Unix syscall knowledge, but the examples make it easy to just go through and start learning.

[Stenkof @Stenkof200]

Reverse Engineering

1. Ghidra — Reverse engineering framework developed by the NSA
2. IDA Pro — Disassembler and debugger (Freeware version: IDA Free)
3. x64dbg — Debugger for Windows
4. OllyDbg — Debugger for Windows (older, but still useful)
5. Radare2 — Open-source reverse engineering framework
6. Binary Ninja — Modern disassembler (free version available)
7. dnSpy — .NET decompiler and debugger
8. ILSpy — .NET decompiler (free)
9. JD-GUI — Java decompiler
10. JADX — Android APK decompiler
11. Apktool — APK decompilation & repacking
12. Uncompyle6 — Python bytecode decompiler
13. Frida — Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for reverse engineering and hooking
14. Objection — Mobile reverse engineering runtime powered by Frida

[Dark Web Informer @DarkWebInformer]

‼️🇳🇬 A threat actor operating under the group Nullsec Nigeria has made available a dataset allegedly scraped from Nigerias Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The leaked data reportedly includes agent names, phone numbers, agent code names, and password hashes.

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

omo e go far o

[CyberDevHq (0xSEC) @thecyberdevhq]

I was just waiting for you to post it 😂😂

#CTFNIGERIA

[CyberDevHq (0xSEC) @thecyberdevhq]

I was just waiting for you to post it 😂😂

#CTFNIGERIA

[Vivek | Cybersecurity @VivekIntel]

Red Team Roadmap 🔴🎯

├── Foundations
│ ├── Networking Basics
│ │ ├── TCP/IP & Protocol Exploitation
│ │ ├── DNS & DHCP Attacks
│ │ ├── Subnetting & Network Mapping
│ │ └── Topology Enumeration
│ ├── Operating Systems
│ │ ├── Windows
│ │ │ ├── Active Directory Enumeration & Attacks
│ │ │ ├── Group Policy Exploitation
│ │ │ └── Event Log Evasion
│ │ └── Linux
│ │ ├── File Permission Exploits
│ │ ├── Syslog Manipulation
│ │ └── Scripting (Bash, Python, PowerShell)
│ └── Cybersecurity Core
│ ├── Attack Surface Analysis
│ ├── Threat Modeling (MITRE ATT&CK)
│ ├── Exploit Development Basics
│ └── Common Attack Vectors

├── Threat Intelligence
│ ├── OSINT
│ │ ├── Tools (Maltego, Recon-ng, SpiderFoot)
│ │ └── Data Sources (Shodan, Censys, WHOIS)
│ ├── Reconnaissance
│ │ ├── Passive & Active Recon
│ │ ├── Social Engineering Techniques
│ │ └── Target Profiling
│ └── IOCs Evasion
│ ├── Obfuscating IPs, Domains, Hashes
│ └── File Signature Manipulation

├── Offensive Operations
│ ├── Exploitation
│ │ ├── Tools (Metasploit, Cobalt Strike)
│ │ ├── Vulnerability Exploitation (Exploit-DB, Custom Exploits)
│ │ └── Payload Development
│ ├── Post-Exploitation
│ │ ├── Privilege Escalation
│ │ ├── Lateral Movement
│ │ └── Persistence Techniques
│ ├── Evasion
│ │ ├── AV/EDR Bypass
│ │ └── Log Evasion & Obfuscation
│ └── Network Attacks
│ ├── MITM (ARP Spoofing, SSL Stripping)
│ └── Protocol Exploitation

├── Vulnerability Exploitation
│ ├── Vulnerability Discovery
│ │ ├── Tools (Burp Suite, Nmap)
│ │ └── Manual Testing Techniques
│ ├── Exploit Development
│ │ ├── Writing Custom Exploits
│ │ └── Shellcode Basics
│ └── Configuration Exploits
│ ├── Misconfiguration Identification
│ └── Exploiting Weak Configurations

├── Identity & Access Attacks
│ ├── Credential Harvesting
│ │ ├── Phishing & Keylogging
│ │ └── Password Cracking (Hashcat, John the Ripper)
│ ├── Privilege Escalation
│ │ ├── Exploiting Misconfigured RBAC/ABAC
│ │ └── Bypassing MFA/SSO
│ └── Identity Spoofing
│ ├── Token Impersonation
│ └── Account Takeover

├── Network & Architecture Attacks
│ ├── Network Exploitation
│ │ ├── Bypassing VLANs & Firewalls
│ │ └── Attacking Microsegmentation
│ ├── Zero Trust Evasion
│ │ ├── Bypassing Identity Checks
│ │ └── Exploiting Trust Misconfigurations
│ └── Encryption Attacks
│ ├── Weak TLS/SSL Exploitation
│ └── VPN Vulnerabilities

├── Social Engineering
│ ├── Phishing Campaigns
│ │ ├── Email & Vishing Attacks
│ │ └── Payload Delivery
│ └── Pretexting
│ ├── Impersonation Techniques
│ └── Social Engineering Frameworks

├── Compliance & Governance Evasion
│ ├── Audit Evasion
│ │ ├── Bypassing Audit Trails
│ │ └── Log Tampering
│ └── Policy Exploitation
│ ├── Exploiting Weak Policies
│ └── Circumventing Compliance Controls

├── Advanced Offensive Techniques
│ ├── Advanced Persistence
│ │ ├── Rootkits & Backdoors
│ │ └── Living Off the Land (LotL)
│ ├── Adversary Simulation
│ │ ├── Purple Teaming
│ │ └── ATT&CK Framework Emulation
│ └── Custom Tooling

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

@thecyberdevhq Thanks a lot for this Brother

[Mazon Inc @emmazontech1]

@cyber_rekk People Dem Risk am ooo 😆😆

[Gospel @4osp3l]

The one who wins is the one who doesn't stop after 100 duplicates.